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PASS represents FAA and DOD employees in the following groups: Airways Facilities, the Office of Aviation Standards, and Flight Standards.
The European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation site includes publications, performance reviews, and information on current projects.
National Air Traffic Controllers Associations Omaha organization and home page.
The FAA regional office covering Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.
The FAA Regional Office covering a seven state area.
A non-profit organization dedicated to the enhancement of aviation safety.
Flight Standards District Office
The Center emphasizes modeling advanced airport and air traffic management systems, and developing better databases, metrics and techniques for monitoring and assessing the national airspace system performance.
Asociación de Controladores de Tránsito Aéreo de México(ACTAM)
Worldwide organization impacting the entire aviation industry.
Promote the status, working conditions, compensation and security of its membership and promotes aviation safety.
Provides safety by ensuring aircraft flying in UK airspace, and over the eastern part of the North Atlantic, are safely separated.
National Air Traffic Controllers Association's Chicago organization home page.
Responsible for the efficient running of South Africa's Air Traffic Control Systems.
Unofficial site; an official working group established by the Governments of Russia and US to consider airspace use problems and to enhance the capacity and efficiency of their ATS systems in North-Pacific region.
The FAA regional office covering Arizona, California, Nevada, Hawaii, Guam and American Samoa.
A set of tools designed to help air traffic controllers manage the air traffic flows at large airports; provides information on news items, progress reports, and technical developments concerning CTAS research and technology; located at the NASA.
Alabama and northwest Florida Flight Standards District Office.
Ensures that the world's air navigation services work together in a common purpose; assists provider members in co-ordinating their activities with the airspace users, especially the airlines and with neighbouring states, to ensure the seamless .
Encompasses four approach control facilities (Bay Approach, Sacramento Approach, Stockton, Approach, and Monterey Approach) and parts of one enroute facility (Oakland ARTCC); this site is designed to assist in disseminating information to the em.
An FAA organization focused on aviation training and logistics services. Includes programs on engineering services; medical, human factors, and research; aircraft and airmen information; standards development and flight procedures; and systems d.
The FAA regional office covering the states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
Dedicated to creating awareness and fostering technical, operational, and managerial innovations in the transportation system.
Plays a leading role in the development of the aviation industry through the safety and economic regulation of British aviation and by providing air traffic services in UK airspace.
Represents approximately 40,000 air traffic controllers in more than 100 countries; its mission is to protect and safeguard the interests of the air traffic control profession.
A division of the FAA responsible for the maintenance and operational support of the National Airspace System (NAS); services everything from the radar that tracks the aircraft to the ATC systems.
US Department of Transportation agency responsible for safety and certification of aircraft and pilots, airport security, air-traffic control operations and commercial space transportation development.
Corporate member of the Air Traffic Control Association (ATCA) Inc; part of the European air traffic control system.
The American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Board of Directors has authorized the creation USCTA in order to enhance The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Contract Tower Program.
Strives to enhance the standards of Dispatchers and their organizations.
An independent, nonpolitical, nonprofit, international organization offering an objective view of aviation safety developments.
Information service for members of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA). BBS, chat area, files and email service.
Links to Air Route Traffic Control Centers (ARTCCs), Airport Traffic Control Towers (ATCs), Automated Flight Service Stations (FFSSs), and Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) facilities.
Provides AFS safety information and other FAA locations on the Internet; Inspector's handbook, FARs, Flight Standards Program and District Offices, airlines information, advisories, and Airman testing.
The Association of Swiss Civilian Air Traffic Controllers
National Air Traffic Controllers Associations Anchorage organization and home page.
Flight Standards District Office covering Chicago O'Hare International Airport(ORD), Chicago Midway Airport(MDW), Rockford(RFD) and Quad Cities Airport(MLI), Moline, IL.
Provides information on runway safety, procurement, acquisition management and flight standards for Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri.
An association supporting the role and advancement of women within the field of air traffic control.
A state enterprise under the Ministry of Transportation whose main function is to provide air traffic control services throughout Thailand.
Based in the Netherlands, NLR carries out research and development activities covering, among other areas, aircraft development, aircraft operations, air traffic management, and policy concerning air transport. Includes a searchable database of.
National Air Tarffic Controllers Associations DFW organization and home page.
Flight Standards District Office
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